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Altstadt

city district, Bremen, Germany
Also known as: Old Town
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  • Bremen, Germany
    Bremen
    / Geography

    Other outstanding features in the Altstadt, or Old Town, in the restored heart of the city, are the famous marketplace with its 11th-century cathedral, a picturesque row of old gabled houses, and the modern-style Parliament. Districts heavily bombed in World War II (69 percent of the houses were destroyed) were…

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    Other outstanding features in the Altstadt, or Old Town, in the restored heart of the city, are the famous marketplace with its 11th-century cathedral, a picturesque row of old gabled houses, and the modern-style Parliament. Districts heavily bombed in World War II (69 percent of the houses were destroyed) were…

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